8051 processor for use with Bluetooth

[Richard Hooper]

Do you know if there is anywhere I can find such a thing? I would
really like to stay with the 8051 architecture and I am trying to
create a device that has Bluetooth. Is there a processor that I can
use that has any type of stack on it that is compatible with the
Bluetooth stack?

If there isn't but there is another processor that does all this, I am
still very much interested.

Many thanks,

Richard

 

[Robert Baer]

Richard Hooper wrote:

Do you know if there is anywhere I can find such a thing? I would
really like to stay with the 8051 architecture and I am trying to
create a device that has Bluetooth. Is there a processor that I can
use that has any type of stack on it that is compatible with the
Bluetooth stack?

If there isn't but there is another processor that does all this, I am
still very much interested.

Many thanks,

Richard

A stack is nothing more than a sequential group of memory locations,
and at least one pointer (stack pointer); two others are helpful: top of
stack and bottom of stack.
If you do not have the hardware, it can be done in software.

 

[Paul Burke]

Robert Baer wrote:

Richard Hooper wrote:

I would
really like to stay with the 8051 architecture and I am trying to
create a device that has Bluetooth. Is there a processor that I can
use that has any type of stack on it that is compatible with the
Bluetooth stack?

A stack is nothing more than a sequential group of memory locations,
and at least one pointer (stack pointer);

He means the protocopl stack. There seem to be several around, IAR
Bluerobin etc. Don't expect it free.

Paul Burke